How to write a mediacal article
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This document provides guidance on how to write and publish a scientific paper. It recommends obtaining knowledge of relevant journals, publication norms, and software/hardware. The key steps are to: 1) Ensure the paper says something new and original by conducting a state of the art review. 2) Organize the paper using the IMRAD structure (Introduction, Methods, Results, And Discussion). 3) Target the appropriate publication by following their submission norms and deadlines.
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SADEMI 2001 (Abstract of non accepted study): Factores estructurales que dete...
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This is the case: I found interesting to analyze if there were another factors not related with the requirements of acute care causing innappropriateness. Results showed facts, from my perspective, not appropriate to be changed. SADEMI 2001: Escritura Médica (Abstract submitted)
This abstract was accepted, the Director Medicine making despective comments about importance, pertinence and Interest of the study. During the Congress, it was a study calling the attention of many assistens. My boss (Director of Medicine and friend), mantained his position: it´s a "cute" study to be presented on a regional meeting, but that´s all. the study was published as an original article on the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, presenting a high individual impact factor. Chiefs can also be wrong.
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Este documento contiene información personal de Francisco Javier Rodríguez-Vera, incluyendo su nombre, lugar de trabajo en el Hospital Juan Ramón Jiménez de Huelva como médico interno, dirección, códigos postales y correo electrónico.
2001 aep concurrente
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- 1. How to write & publish a scientific paper F. Javier Rodriguez-Vera Department of Internal Medicine. Hospital do Barlavento Algarvio. Portimao. Portugal. EU
- 5. Why is an article published? It says something new: Original It is well plotted: IMRAD It was timely sent to the appropriate publication: “MARKETED”
- 8. PART I. INFRASTRUCTURE TO PREPARE AN ARTICLE What we need? a) Knowledge b) Norms of publication c) Hardware and software d) Matter
- 9. • Knowledge • Norms of publication • Hardware and software • Matter
- 10. Knowledge Select a group of journals of interest and read them periodically: -Updated -”Get the tempo” For General Internal Medicine: NEJM BMJ Arch Int Med Med Clin
- 11. Knowledge II To know how to perform an up-to-date Are you really discovering anything new? State of the Art
- 13. • Knowledge • Norms of publication • Hardware and software • Matter
- 14. Norms of publication Create a list of “target journals” Create a folder with the norms of publication of your “target journals”
- 15. • Knowledge • Norms of publication • Hardware and software • Matter
- 16. PC. Internet. Word processor Microsoft Word.lnk
- 17. • Knowledge • Norms of publication • Hardware and software • Matter
- 18. Matter Clinical case Series of clinical cases Observational study Trial Randomized Non randomized Review Metanalysis Opinion
- 19. We are ready to start writing We have an interesting subject We know this finding had not been published before We have a state of the art vision of the matter We have a word processor and a web link LET START!